I’m joining the fight against Alzheimer’s disease, the nation’s sixth-leading cause of death, by participating in Walk to End Alzheimer’s on 10/27/2012 and I need your support. Together, we can become an unstoppable force against this devastating disease. You can help in two ways:
1. Join me in the fight against Alzheimer’s by walking with me. My team is called Kaufman & Canoles.
2. Help me reach my goal by making a donation to my fundraising page.
I hope to make a big contribution in the fight against Alzheimer’s by reaching my personal fundraising goal of $100.00, and I’d be so grateful if you join or sponsor me. Your support of Walk to End Alzheimer’s will help the Alzheimer’s Association to enhance Alzheimer’s care and support and advance critical research for all those affected by this devastating disease.
As a thank you to all those who donate to this wonderful cause, I’d be delighted to provide FREE ebook copies of both of my works, A THIRTY-SOMETHING GIRL and CONTEMPLATIONS. To receive your copies after donation, please email me at LISA at LMSTULL dot com your email and whether you use a Nook or Kindle.
Together, we can reclaim the future for millions.
Lisa this is an awesome cause. I am thinking about doing a walk for charity too. I did a walk on my 18th birthday for the local cat charity my parents walked for. It’s about time I did it again. There is a famous thing in Holland called the 4-Daagse. (4 days) it is a 4 day event where you walk 40km a day for 4 days over different courses. I would love to do that. I will try to find a way to donate to this great cause. Without a credit card it is always hard to pay for things online.
Lisa, I wish you luck! I am not able to donate as I pay out a regular amount to the UK cause, and have just sponsored my daughter. My father is in the final stages of this dreadful disease. It is heartbreaking.
I wish I could be there, Lisa. Let’s see if I can’t help in other ways! You are a special lady!
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